- Tracking positive and negative sentiment toward your brand over time
- Comparing sentiment between your brand and competitors
- Finding sentiment differences across platforms, regions, topics, or themes
The Sentiment node is the newer version of the Sentiment Score node, which uses an earlier version of Sentiment data.
Node configuration
Selecting the Sentiment node opens its configuration panel on the right side of the Workflow Builder.Assets
Select one or more brands or competitors to query. The node queries each asset separately and labels each row with the asset name.Metric
Choose the sentiment metric to return:- Positive Sentiment – The share of sentiment toward the asset that is positive.
- Negative Sentiment – The share of sentiment toward the asset that is negative.
0.72 means 72%.
Date range
Specify the time window to query. Options include:- Last 2 Days
- Last 7 Days
- Last 14 Days
- Last 4 Weeks
- Last 3 Months
- Custom date range
Filters
Use filters to narrow the dataset. Fields include:- Tag
- Topics
- Platforms
- Personas
- Regions
- Theme
When a filter value comes from a variable, Tag, Platforms, Personas, and Regions expect IDs. Topics and Theme accept names.
Output label
Examples:sentimentweekly_positive_sentimentnegative_sentiment_by_platform
Advanced settings
- Date interval: Group the results by day, week, or month.
- Limit: Set the maximum number of rows the node returns. The default is 100 and the maximum is 10,000. The limit applies to the combined results for all selected assets.
- Sort by: Sort the output by date or by the selected metric.
- Sort direction: Sort the output in ascending or descending order.
Output
Returns a list of rows. Each row includes:asset_name– The brand or competitor.date– The date interval that the score covers.metric_value– The selected sentiment score, from 0 to 1.- One field for each dimension you group by, such as
platformorregion.
- LLM narrative summaries
- Reputation monitoring Workflows
- Competitive sentiment reports